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Waugh’s fielding ruins Windies
MELBOURNE. Dec 12: Craig McDermott bow fed Anderson Cummins with the first ball of the
final over Thursday to lift Australia to a nine-run victory over the West Indies in a World Series Cup limited overs cricket match at the Melbourne Cricket ground, re ports AP
Australia scored 173 for nine In its 50 overs and then dismissed the West Indies for 164. thanks to some tight bowling and athletic fielding.
Australia now has 2-1 record and leads the triangular series with four points. India has three points from three matches and the West Indies one point from two matches.
All-rounder Steve Waugh was named man of the-match for taking two wickets, a catch and making two run outs with direct hits.
He dismissed Keith Arthurton and Malcolm Marshall with superb throws.
"We kept the pressure on all the time tonight." Waugh said "We put a tot of emphasis on our fielding and today our hard work paid off"
The Australians looked likely to struggle after making a disappointing total In front of a crowd of 59. 426
Only a fighting 51 from Tom Moody off only 44 balls gave the Australians a re-
spectable score.
Pace bowler Malcolm Marshall had career best pne day figures of four wickets for 18 and only Moody — whose innings Included two sixes and two fours — was able to cut lose. Opener Geoff Marsh made a gritty 43 and captain Allan Border made 37.
West Indies opener Desmond Haynes laid a solid platform for his teammates with 62 runs from 106 balls, but the rest of the West Indies team found It hard to cope with some accurate bowling, particularly from McDermott and spinner Peter Taylor.
McDermott finished with figures of three for 23. while Taylor took two for 36 and medium-pacer Waugh two for 16 from six overs
Arthurton made 28. for the West Indies and Curtly Ambrose hit a defiant 18 from 23 balls, including one towering six.
"Initially I didn't think we had enough runs on the board, but In the end it did prove enough." said Australian captain Border.
That was one of our best fielding performances. We kept hitting the stumps when we got run-out chances."
Went Indies Captain Richie Richardson said the site k Australian fielding made the difference
They did well in the field
and we didn't bat as wd as we could haw Richardson said
71* West Indies next face India in Adelaide on Saturday
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